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A stone fountain in Slano bears a plaque thanking Prof. Eng. Josip A. Bać for finding water. The residents of Slano erected it in 1975, and it was restored in 2010. The small memorial connects an important event in the settlement's water supply with an everyday public space. A tap is mounted below the inscription, with a stone basin at its base.

The principal attraction of Trsteno is Trsteno Arboretum, the former country estate of the Dubrovnik family Gučetić-Gozze. Its gardens, terraces and viewing axes developed around their summer residence. Ivan Marinov Gučetić decided to build a country residence at Trsteno in 1484, while an inscription records its completion at the beginning of the 16th century. The original Gothic-Renaissance building was damaged by the great earthquake of 1667 and subsequently rebuilt as a restrained two-storey residence. The summer residence forms the architectural heart of the arboretum. Formal gardens, pergolas and terraces surround it, and its main axis c

Trsteno is a small coastal village whose distinctive green appearance has been shaped over centuries by gardens, Mediterranean vegetation and exceptionally old trees. The most famous pair stands beside the road in the upper village, before the route descends towards the arboretum and the sea. Two remarkable Oriental plane trees (Platanus orientalis) grow beside the main road through Trsteno. Their massive trunks, broad crowns and great age make them two of Croatia's best-known trees and place them among the largest old plane trees in Europe. Both trees have been protected as monuments of park architecture since 1951. Their roots and spreading crowns define the centr

The monument to Croatian defenders stands in a landscaped waterfront park in Slano. It is dedicated to the Croatian defenders who fell in the Homeland War, and wreaths are laid and candles lit here during commemorations. The stone memorial has a distinctive modern form and stands among pine trees, overlooking the bay and the settlement on the opposite shore. Its position beside the promenade makes it easy to visit while walking through the centre of Slano.

In the coastal village of Trsteno, Trsteno Arboretum extends between the sea and the karst slopes. Its historic gardens were shaped not only by their plants but also by a carefully planned water system. The monumental aqueduct in Trsteno Arboretum collected water from a stream on the eastern side of the estate and carried it through the garden. The roughly 70-metre stone structure with 14 arches supplied the great Neptune Fountain. Today its arches extend through dense greenery and form one of the arboretum's most picturesque walks. The path crosses the structure several times, allowing close views of

Trsteno descends from the main Adriatic road through a scattered village and lush Mediterranean vegetation towards the sea. Beyond its famous arboretum, stone houses, village lanes and smaller historic and religious landmarks shape the settlement. The parish Church of St Vitus stands in the upper part of Trsteno at a panoramic position above the sea. The parish has medieval roots, while the church has been altered and restored several times over the centuries. Its stone exterior is distinguished by a tall bell tower, a rose window and a finely framed entrance portal. A small cemetery with carved stone monuments lies beside the church, and views towards the sea and t

Trsteno is a green coastal village about 20 kilometres northwest of Dubrovnik. It stretches between karst slopes and the sea, with stone houses, village lanes and exceptionally old trees lining the main Adriatic road. The village's best-known attraction is Trsteno Arboretum, the historic estate of the Gučetić-Gozze family with a Renaissance and Baroque garden. Nearby stand the parish Church of St Vitus, two monumental plane trees of Trsteno and the memorial to King Tomislav. Paths descend from the upper village through lush Mediterran

A walk through Trsteno Arboretum in Trsteno leads from the formal gardens into a cooler part of the estate shaped by water. Lush vegetation, stone channels and pools create a distinctly different atmosphere here. Neptune Fountain was erected in 1736 at the end of the garden's main Baroque axis. Water reaches it through an aqueduct with 14 arches, making a large pool possible in the otherwise dry karst landscape. The fountain combines an artificial stone grotto with a central statue of Neptune, two nymphs, further mythological figures and dolphins. Its water, lilies and dense greenery create one of the most rec

The Church of St Jerome and the Franciscan monastery stand south of central Slano in a prominent position above the bay. After acquiring the Dubrovnik Littoral in 1399, the Republic of Dubrovnik permitted Bosnian Franciscans to build a monastery. The first church was completed in 1420, while the present church was erected on its foundations in the 16th century. The simple stone façade is distinguished by a rose window and a relief above the portal. The bright interior contains a main altar and side altars, and a lapidarium also forms part of the monastery complex. The site is one of Slano's notable cultural and historical landmarks.

Trsteno is best known for Trsteno Arboretum, where garden heritage is interwoven with the architecture of a former noble estate. Smaller religious buildings are tucked among its avenues and clipped hedges. The Chapel of St Jerome stands northwest of the Gučetić-Gozze summer residence. The simple rectangular vaulted building was erected in the 16th century as part of the country estate. A small bell gable crowns its stone façade, while the garden path continues past the entrance between hedges and tall vegetation. The stucco altar and interior decoration date from the mid-18th century.

In the centre of Trsteno, everyday village life, monumental old trees and reminders of local history meet beside the main coastal road. This small historic space lies just above the arboretum entrance and is easily included in a walk through the village. The memorial to King Tomislav stands beside one of the celebrated plane trees of Trsteno. A stone colonnade frames the central section with the Croatian chequerboard and a plaque commemorating King Tomislav and the years 925 and 1925. The monument forms part of a small village space beside the main road. Together with the huge plane tree and neighbouring stone buildings, it creates a

The coastal village of Trsteno lies about 20 kilometres northwest of Dubrovnik, between the karst slopes and the Adriatic Sea. Ancient trees, stone houses and a long gardening tradition shape its green character, most clearly preserved on a former noble estate. Trsteno Arboretum occupies the historic country estate of the Dubrovnik noble family Gučetić-Gozze. Its oldest garden was laid out in the late 15th and early 16th centuries and subsequently developed through Renaissance, Baroque and Romantic landscape phases. Since 1948 the estate has operated as an arboretum under the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. At its heart are the

Trsteno Arboretum is more than a collection of historic gardens: it also preserves traces of everyday estate life in Trsteno. Its former working buildings therefore complement the more formal terraces. The old olive mill preserves the working side of the Gučetić-Gozze estate. The simple stone building contains tools from the 18th and 19th centuries that were used to crush olives and press the resulting paste for oil. Large stone mill wheels, wooden press components, basins and work areas remain visible inside. The mill reveals the economic life of the estate, an aspect easily overshadowed by the elaborate gardens of the arboretum.

Slano is a small coastal settlement and the administrative centre of the municipality of Dubrovačko primorje. It lies in a spacious, well-protected bay about 30 kilometres northwest of Dubrovnik. The settlement is characterised by its long waterfront, marina, pebble beaches and the green hills surrounding the bay. The history of Slano is closely connected with the Republic of Dubrovnik, which acquired the Dubrovnik Littoral in 1399. Among the most important historic buildings is the Rector's Palace, while a Franciscan monastery with the Church of St Jerome stands nearby. Today Slano is a peaceful tourist destination, well suited to

Umag and its surrounding area are part of Istria County, the westernmost county of Croatia, covering a large portion of the Istrian Peninsula. The area is one of the most important tourist destinations in northwestern Istria, where coastal tourism, sports activities, historical heritage, and a diverse Mediterranean landscape of olive groves, vineyards, and pine forests come together. Umag is a coastal town with a long history dating back to Roman times and is today known as one of the leading tourist and sports centres in Istria. The old town is situated on a peninsula and has preserved its characteristic narrow streets, stone houses, squares, and the remains of the medieval town

Biograd na Moru is a coastal town in northern Dalmatia, located along the Pasman Channel, approximately 30 kilometres south of Zadar. It is a popular tourist destination, known for its cultural heritage, maritime tradition, picturesque coastline and numerous landmarks that bear witness to its rich and diverse history. Among the most recognisable landmarks is the Parish Church of St. Anastasia, built in the mid-18th century, which represents one of the town’s central religious monuments with its distinctive architecture. The remains of the Basilica of St. John the Evangelist also hold significant historical value, reflecting the medieval importance of Biograd. The Benedictine mona

Senj and its surrounding area are located in the northern part of the Croatian Adriatic coast, in Licko-Senjska County, at the foot of the magnificent Velebit Mountain and along the Kvarner Bay. This region combines a rich cultural heritage, stunning natural attractions, and an authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. In addition to the historic town of Senj, it includes the picturesque coastal villages of Jablanac and Stinica, the famous Nehaj Fortress, which rises proudly above the town, and Zavratnica, one of the most beautiful natural bays in Croatia. Thanks to its diverse landscape, where the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea meets the rugged karst coastline and the slopes of Velebit Mo

Biograd na Moru is a picturesque coastal town in Northern Dalmatia, Croatia, and part of Zadar County. It is located on the coast of the Pasman Channel, approximately 30 kilometres south of Zadar, between Bosana Bay to the north and Soline Bay to the south. Due to its favourable location near numerous Dalmatian islands and its close proximity to Kornati National Park and Telascica Nature Park, it is an important tourist and nautical centre of this part of the Adriatic. The town has a long maritime tradition, while today it is a developed tourist destination with a rich offer of accommodation, beaches, restaurants and sports activities. Biograd also has a town harbour, which plays

Labin and its surroundings belong to Istria County, the westernmost county of Croatia, covering a large part of the Istrian Peninsula. This area represents one of the most diverse and content-rich parts of eastern Istria, where history, the sea, industrial heritage, tourism development, and authentic Istrian landscape intertwine within a relatively small space. Labin is the central urban hub of this region and is situated at an elevation of 320 meters above sea level above Rabac. The old town is extremely well preserved and is considered one of the finest examples of acropolis-style settlements in Istria. It is characterized by narrow stone streets, Venetian architecture, city gat

Pakostane is a popular tourist settlement and the center of the municipality of the same name in northern Dalmatia, Croatia, administratively part of Zadar County. It is located in a unique position between the Adriatic Sea and Lake Vrana, the largest natural lake in Croatia, approximately halfway between Zadar and Biograd na Moru. Due to its exceptional location, rich history, and beautiful nature, it is among the most popular tourist destinations on this part of the Adriatic coast. The area was already settled in Roman times, as evidenced by the remains of ancient villas, a Roman port, and other archaeological finds. Over the centuries, the area was influenced by the Venetians,

Stella Maris Resort is located on the northern coast of Umag, in a peaceful bay surrounded by pine forests, beautiful beaches, and crystal-clear sea. It is one of the most well-known tourist areas in Istria, renowned for its high-quality tourist facilities, numerous sports and recreational opportunities, and pleasant natural surroundings. The center of Umag can be reached quickly on foot, by bicycle, or by a tourist train along the coastal promenade, which further connects the resort with the city’s atmosphere. The complex offers various accommodation options, from apartments and villas to camping in mobile homes and on well-equipped pitches. Istrian Villas are located in a pleas

Biograd na Moru is a coastal town and a popular resort in Northern Dalmatia, Croatia, administratively belonging to Zadar County. It is located in the Pasman Channel, approximately 30 km from Zadar, partly on a peninsula and partly on the mainland, between the Bays of Bosana to the north and Soline to the south. Off the coast there are also two smaller islands, Planac and St. Catherine, which give the town its distinctive maritime character and a well-protected harbour. The town has a rich history, as it is believed to have developed on the ruins of the Roman settlement of Blandona. In the Middle Ages, it was known as Alba Civitas and was an important political and ecclesiastical

Biograd na Moru is a coastal town and a popular tourist destination in Northern Dalmatia, Croatia, administratively part of Zadar County. It is situated on the Pasman Channel, about 30 kilometres south of Zadar, between the bays of Bosana and Soline. The town, which served as an important royal and coronation centre of the Croatian Kingdom during the 11th century, today combines the remains of its medieval past with sacred monuments, museum collections, and modern tourist facilities. Its most notable attractions include the Parish Church of St. Anastasia, the remains of the Basilica of St. John the Evangelist, several town monuments, and the Local History Museum, which presents th

Pakostane is a tourist settlement and the center of the municipality of the same name in northern Dalmatia in Croatia, which administratively belongs to Zadar County. It is located in a picturesque setting between the Adriatic Sea and Lake Vransko, the largest natural lake in Croatia, between Zadar and Biograd na Moru. Due to their exceptional location, rich history, and beautiful nature, they are among the most popular tourist destinations on this part of the Adriatic coast. The area was already inhabited in Roman times, as evidenced by remains of ancient villas, a Roman port, and other archaeological finds. Over the centuries, the place was influenced by the Venetians, the Templ

Plomin Bay is a narrow, deeply indented sea inlet on the eastern coast of Istria in Croatia, in the northern part of the Kvarner Bay, near the settlement of Plomin. Due to its elongated, fjord-like shape, it is also hydrologically and geographically interesting, as it cuts deeply into the mainland and quickly narrows toward its inner part, where it transitions into the port area of Plomin Luka. Plomin Bay is well protected from the open sea, especially from southern and western winds, while the effects of the bora wind can be more pronounced in the narrower upper section. The seabed drops relatively quickly into greater depths, which is characteristic of the eastern Istrian coast,

The island of Rab is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Kvarner Bay and administratively belongs to Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. It is located in the northern part of the Adriatic Sea, between the islands of Krk and Pag, and is separated from the mainland coast by the Velebit Channel. Thanks to its favourable location, Rab is well connected to the mainland by the Stinica–Misnjak ferry route, and with the island of Krk via the Valbiska–Lopar ferry line. Rab is part of the Rab island group, together with the nearby islands of Sveti Grgur and Goli Otok. Its diverse coastline, with numerous bays, peninsulas and sandy beaches, creates one of the most beautiful coastal

The Staro Selo Museum is located in Kumrovec, a small settlement in the northwestern part of Croatia, which belongs to the Krapina-Zagorje County. The settlement lies on the Sutla River, which forms a natural border between Croatia and Slovenia, and is surrounded by the characteristic hilly landscape of Hrvatsko Zagorje. The town is best known as the birthplace of Josip Broz Tito, which makes it an important historical and tourist destination. The Staro Selo Museum is the largest open-air ethnographic museum in Croatia and at the same time the only museum of its kind in the country. Its main purpose is the preservation, research, and presentation of the traditional way of life of

Motovun and its surroundings belong to Istria County, the westernmost county of Croatia, covering a large part of the Istrian Peninsula. This area represents one of the most recognizable and picturesque parts of central Istria, where medieval heritage, natural landscapes, rolling vineyard hills, and a rich gastronomic tradition intertwine. Motovun is a well-preserved medieval settlement located on top of a steep hill above the Mirna River Valley. The old town is surrounded by historic defensive walls, which are still almost completely preserved and allow visitors to walk around the town while enjoying exceptional views of the valley, vineyards, and forests. The town is known for i

Biograd na Moru is a coastal town in northern Dalmatia, Croatia, administratively part of Zadar County. It is located on the Pasman Channel, approximately 30 kilometres south of Zadar, and, thanks to its rich history, maritime tradition, and well-developed tourism, is one of the most important tourist destinations on the Croatian coast. The town has a rich cultural and historical heritage, complemented not only by its churches and museum but also by numerous monuments. These monuments are an important part of the town's identity, preserving the memory of historical events, notable figures, and values such as peace, freedom, and the strong connection with the sea. The Obalac Monume

Volosko is a picturesque coastal settlement on the western edge of Opatija in the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County of Croatia. Together with Opatija, it forms part of the famous Opatija Riviera, one of the most recognisable tourist destinations in the Kvarner Bay. The former fishing village has preserved its authentic Mediterranean character over the centuries, with narrow stone streets, old houses, a small harbor, art galleries, and excellent seafood restaurants. The village is also the starting point of the famous Lungomare coastal promenade, which connects Volosko, Opatija, Icici and Lovran and offers beautiful views of the Kvarner Bay. The route is approximately 12 kilometres long

Pakostane is a popular coastal destination and the center of the municipality of the same name in northern Dalmatia, administratively belonging to Zadar County. It is located in a unique position between the Adriatic Sea and Lake Vrana, the largest natural lake in Croatia, approximately halfway between Zadar and Biograd na Moru. The settlement lies within the wider area of four national parks – Kornati, Krka, Plitvice Lakes, and Northern Velebit. Due to its location between the sea, the lake, and the protected natural hinterland, Pakostane has long been an important tourist destination. Several picturesque islets are situated in front of the town, including Sveti Justin, Babuljas,

Brestova is a small coastal settlement on the eastern coast of Istria, located in the municipality of Krsan. Due to its position along the Kvarner Bay, it represents one of the most important transport connections between the Istrian peninsula and the island of Cres. A ferry line operates year-round from the Brestova ferry port to Porozina. This ferry connection provides fast and reliable access to the island and significantly contributes to the transport links within the Kvarner region. The settlement is surrounded by unspoiled nature and the slopes of Ucka Nature Park, which descend steeply towards the sea. The area is characterized by rich Mediterranean vegetation, numerous vie

Split is known for many beautiful beaches, among which the most notable are the main city beach Bacvice Beach, Jezinac Beach, Kasjuni Beach, Obojena Beach, Zvoncac Beach, Znjan Beach, Prva Voda Beach, Bene Beach, Ovčice Beach, Trstenik Beach, and Firule Beach. Zvoncac Beach is located just a short walk from the city center and offers a pleasant seaside escape very close to the urban bustle. It differs from traditional sandy bays, as it consists of well-maintained concrete sunbathing platforms and small stretches of fine pebbles that gradually slope into the clear and calm turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea. The coastline is surrounded by tall pine trees that provide natural shad

Umag is a small coastal town and port on the northwestern coast of Istria. Due to its seaside location and well-developed tourist facilities, it has over time evolved into an important holiday destination that combines a Mediterranean atmosphere, a historic old town, and modern tourist infrastructure. In the area where land exists today, there was once a small island, and the settlement developed along the edge of the former port of Umag. As early as the 10th century, a defensive system of the town was established, including city walls, city gates, and a drawbridge. Remains of this fortified section are still visible in the southwestern part of the old town, near the city museum,

Umag is a picturesque coastal town located on the northwestern coast of Istria. Administratively, it belongs to Istria County. It lies along the coastal road connecting Savudrija with Novigrad, close to the Slovenian border. It is an important tourist, cultural, and sports center. The town combines a rich historical heritage, a Mediterranean atmosphere, well-maintained beaches, and a modern tourist offer, which makes it one of the most popular destinations in the northern Adriatic. Among the most important sights is the old town center with its narrow stone streets and remnants of the city walls, where the influence of Venetian architecture can still be felt today. A special landm

Kumrovec in Croatian Zagorje is one of the most recognizable cultural and tourist destinations in the region, mainly due to the open-air ethnographic museum Staro Selo. It is an exceptionally well-preserved and carefully arranged ethnographic village that offers visitors an insight into the life of the Zagorje countryside at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The museum includes around 40 traditional buildings within the area of the former village, forming a unique representation of past rural life. A walk through Kumrovec is essentially a journey into the past, where stories of work, customs, and everyday life of the people who lived here more than a century ago are reveal

Umag is a popular seaside town in northwestern Istria, known for its pleasant Mediterranean atmosphere, well-maintained beaches, and rich tourist offer. Stella Maris Resort is located along the northern coast of Umag and is a well-known resort surrounded by pine forests and beautifully arranged beaches. The resort offers accommodation in the immediate vicinity of one of the most renowned ATP tennis tournaments in Croatia, attracting many sports enthusiasts every year. The resort features well-developed infrastructure, including a marina, children’s playgrounds, several swimming pool complexes, shops, and a wide selection of restaurants and bars. Various activities are organized da

Split je poleg kulturno-zgodovinskih znamenitosti znan po številnih lepih plažah med katerimi najbolj izstopajo glavna mestna plaža Bačvice, plaža Ježinac, plaža Kašjuni, plaža Obojena, plaža Žnjan, plaža Prva voda, plaža Bene, plaža Ovčice, plaža Trstenik in plaža Firule. Plaža Kašjuni je ena najbolj priljubljenih splitskih plaž, kamor se radi odpravljajo tako domačini kot obiskovalci iz okolice. Leži na zahodnem delu Splita, tik ob vznožju zelenega hriba Marjan, zaradi česar ponuja nekoliko bolj sproščeno in naravno okolje kot številne mestne plaže v središču mesta. Plaža je znana po svojem prijetnem vzdušju, čistem morju in lepih razgledih. Številni obiskovalci jo izberejo pre

Stella Maris Resort in Umag is one of the most recognizable tourist resorts in northern Istria, combining a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere, a rich sports offer, and numerous opportunities for family holidays. The resort is surrounded by a pine forest and a well-maintained coastline, offering guests various types of accommodation, from modern apartments and seaside villas to mobile homes in the campsite. Due to its excellent location near the sea, sports fields, and numerous recreational facilities, it is a popular choice for both families and lovers of active holidays. Within the resort there are several well-maintained pool complexes and beaches that allow guests to fully relax

Stella Maris Resort near Umag stretches along the northern coast of the town, in a peaceful bay surrounded by a pine forest and well-maintained beaches. It is one of the most well-known tourist areas in Istria, also due to its proximity to top-quality tennis courts where an ATP tournament is held every year. Within the resort, guests have access to various accommodation options – from family apartments of different categories to comfortable villas right by the sea. The Stella Maris campsite is also part of the offer, providing not only spacious pitches but also modern, fully equipped mobile homes. The resort offers a wide range of facilities for an active holiday: a marina, childr

Umag is a popular coastal tourist town in the northwestern part of Istria. It belongs to the Istria County and the Municipality of Umag, which also includes numerous surrounding settlements and tourist areas. It is located along the main road between Savudrija and Novigrad, approximately 10 kilometers from the Slovenian border. The town is known for its well-maintained beaches, rich tourist offer, sporting events, and pleasant Mediterranean atmosphere. Umag consists of an older and a newer part. The old town center is situated on a peninsula, while the newer part extends onto the mainland and includes the areas of Punta, Komunela, and Moela. The most important economic activity is

Split is the second largest city in Croatia and the largest city in Dalmatia. Administratively, it belongs to the Split-Dalmatia County, which is one of the largest and most important counties in the country. It is located on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea and represents an important economic, cultural, and tourist center of southern Croatia. The city developed around the famous Diocletian’s Palace, which today forms part of the historical center and is protected by UNESCO. Split is known for its lively waterfront, Mediterranean climate, rich nightlife, and numerous cultural events, while also offering many green areas and parks that play an important role in everyday city

Umag is a coastal town located in the northwestern part of Istria in the Republic of Croatia. It lies on the Adriatic Sea, very close to the Slovenian border, and belongs to the Istria County, within the municipality of Umag. Today, the town is a popular tourist destination, combining a rich history, a Mediterranean atmosphere, and modern tourist facilities. What is now a peninsula used to be an island, and the settlement developed at the far end of the former port of Umag. From early on, this area had strategic importance, which is why town walls with gates and a drawbridge were built in the 10th century. Parts of the fortifications have been preserved to this day, especially in

Bribir is a small settlement in Croatia that administratively belongs to the Municipality of Vinodol, which is part of the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. It is located near Crikvenica and Novi Vinodolski, in the inland Vinodol Valley, approximately five kilometers from the Adriatic Sea. It is the largest settlement in the municipality and serves as its administrative, economic, and cultural center. The town is known for its rich cultural heritage and important sacral and historical remains. Among its landmarks are the parish church of Saints Peter and Paul, the Frankopan Tower, the chapel of Saint Anthony the Hermit, the chapel of Saint Joseph, a bust of the writer Mihovil Kombol,

Split is the second-largest city in Croatia and an important urban, tourist, and economic center of Dalmatia. It is located on the Adriatic Sea, on a peninsula between Kastela Bay and the Split Channel, and serves as the administrative center of the Split-Dalmatia County. The city has a rich history dating back to Roman times. Its old town developed around Diocletian's Palace, built by the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Today, it is protected by UNESCO and represents one of the most important cultural landmarks in Croatia. In addition to its history, Split is also well known for its many beautiful beaches, among which the most notable are Bacvice Beach, Jezinac Beach, Kasjuni Beach, Ob

Split is the largest city in Dalmatia, located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, on a peninsula between Kastela Bay and the Split Channel. It is the economic, cultural, and tourist center of Dalmatia. Thanks to its rich history, pleasant Mediterranean climate, and numerous attractions, Split is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia. The city is best known for the famous Diocletian's Palace, which is protected by UNESCO. Visitors are also attracted by the lively Riva promenade, numerous museums, restaurants, and the proximity of the Dalmatian islands and natural attractions. The Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments is located along Setaliste Ivana Mestrovic

Selce is a coastal tourist resort on the northern Adriatic, located in the Kvarner Bay, south of Crikvenica. Administratively, it belongs to Primorje-Gorski Kotar County and is part of the town of Crikvenica. The town also includes the settlements of Dramalj and Jadranovo. The county seat, Rijeka, is located about 30 kilometers away. The settlement is part of the Crikvenica Riviera, which is known for its beautiful beaches, pleasant seaside promenades, picturesque fishing villages, and rich tourist offer. Selce represents a pleasant and peaceful center of the riviera, from where it is easy to visit nearby towns as well. A well-maintained seaside promenade runs along the coast and

Novigrad is a popular tourist town located on the western coast of the Istrian Peninsula, south of Umag. It is the seat of the eponymous municipality and administratively belongs to the Istria County. A former fishing village, it is today known for its many attractions, well-maintained parks, cuisine, clean sea, and beautiful beaches. The main cultural and historical sights include the Church of Saint Pelagius and Saint Maximus, the Belvedere, the bell tower, the former town walls, and the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The town has two museums, the Lapidarium Museum and Gallerion with a naval war collection. Marina Nautica is located in the protected and naturally deep easte